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Caesars Atlantic City Live Updates November 23, 2009
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Day 3 Live Updates
Eric Haber Triumphant!
2 years ago
Eric Haber bets $180,000 and Dan Hicks calls. The flop comes J
9
5
and Hicks announces he is all-in. Haber calls immediately and flips over J
J
for a set of jacks. Hicks is disgusted when he turns over 10
9
for a pair of nines.
Hicks would need a lot of help to survive as we head to the turn. It comes 7
and the river is a meaningless A
.
Haber is our WSOPC Caesars Atlantic City Champ!
Hicks will receive $237,124 for his second place finish while Haber will take home the whole first place package which includes a WSOPC ring, a seat in the 2008 main event and, of course, $431,136.
- Level: 23
- Blinds: 30000/60000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $2,770,000
- Players Left: 2
- Tables Left: 1
Flush for Haber, Hicks in Big, Big Trouble
2 years ago
- Level: 23
- Blinds: 30000/60000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $2,770,000
- Players Left: 2
- Tables Left: 1
Eric Haber Doubles Through Dan Hicks
2 years ago
Eric Haber just won an epic hand against Dan Hicks. Hicks bet $200,000 preflop and Haber called instantly. The flop came 5
3
3
and Haber bets $300,000 but Hicks re-raises all-in. Haber thinks for a couple minutes but then makes the call and flips over:
Eric Haber: 6
5
Dan Hicks: A
J
The board finishes 8
and then 2
and Haber won what might be the most important hand fo the tournament.
Haber is now close to $4 million while Hicks has a little over $1 million.
- Level: 23
- Blinds: 30000/60000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $2,770,000
- Players Left: 2
- Tables Left: 1
Hicks Forces Huge Haber Laydown
2 years ago
Haber raises $180,000 pre-flop and Hicks re-raises an extra $400,000. The flop comes 6
4
2
and Hicks announces he is all-in for approximately $2 million. He has Haber covered.
Haber goes deep into the tank and asks out loud, "Can I hit a club?"
Eventually he lays it down and Hicks rakes a big one.
- Level: 23
- Blinds: 30000/60000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $2,770,000
- Players Left: 2
- Tables Left: 1
Haber Strikes First
2 years ago
7
3
and both players check. The turn comes 4
and Haber bets $100,000. Hicks calls and the river comes K
and Haber fires again this time $200,000. Hicks calls and flips over 8
4
but Haber has him beat with 10
8
for the pair of tens.
- Level: 23
- Blinds: 30000/60000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $2,770,000
- Players Left: 2
- Tables Left: 1
Heads-Up!
2 years ago
We're down to heads-up play with Eric Haber vs. Dan Hicks. They start with similar stacks.
| 1. Dan Hicks | $2.9 million |
| 2. Eric Haber | $2.5 million |
- Level: 22
- Blinds: 20000/40000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $2,770,000
- Players Left: 2
- Tables Left: 1
Batra Busted (Third)
2 years ago
Eric Haber bet $180,000 from the small blind and Sumeet Batra went all-in from the big blind. Haber decided to make the call and the players flipped over their cards:
Eric Haber: A
5
Sumeet Batra: A
7
The board goes J
5
3
8
6
and Haber gets lucky to hit a five and win the pot. The players look about even but the dealer counts it out and Haber has Batra covered. Batra is eliminated third and will receive $121,257 for his efforts.
We're down to heads-up play.
- Level: 22
- Blinds: 20000/40000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $2,770,000
- Players Left: 2
- Tables Left: 1
Dan Hicks Takes Huge Pot
2 years ago
After becoming somewhat passive for the early part of three-handed play Dan Hicks just struck back in a big way.
Eric Haber bet $180,000 from the button and Hicks called from the big blind. The flop came 10
7
6
and Hicks checked but Haber bet $250,000. Hicks called and the turn comes 10
. Hicks checks again but this time Haber bets $500,000. Hicks calls and the river falls J
. Hicks announces he is all-in for approximately $1.3 million.
It's a huge pot up for grabs and Haber goes deep into thought. He has approximately $1 million left so if he calls this hand will likely decide his tournament life.
"The question is what would Bax [Cliff Josephy] do?" Haber said. "He probably would have folded this a long time ago. This is either the worst call or the worst fold. I haven't decided which, yet."
Eventually Haber folds and Hicks rakes the pot.
"Nice hand," says Josephy.
- Level: 22
- Blinds: 20000/40000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $1,846,667
- Players Left: 3
- Tables Left: 1
Batra and Haber Trade Blows
2 years ago
- Level: 22
- Blinds: 20000/40000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $1,846,667
- Players Left: 3
- Tables Left: 1
Welcome to Level 23
2 years ago
The three remaining players have reached Level 23 and are currently dealing with blinds of $30,000/$60,000 and a $5,000 ante.
Game on!
- Level: 22
- Blinds: 20000/40000
- Ante: 5000
- Average Stack: $1,846,667
- Players Left: 3
- Tables Left: 1
Caesars Atlantic City - Day 3, Reports by:

Arthur Crowson
Caesars Atlantic City
- Buy-In: $5,000
- Entrants: 277
- Total Prize Money: $1,347,300
- Date: Mar 13, 2008
- Final Day Mar 15, 2008
Event Chip Leaders
Caesars Atlantic City
| Player | Chip Stack |
|---|---|
| No Chip Count found | |
Blind Structure2 years ago
Caesars Atlantic City
| Level | Ante | Blinds |
|---|
| Level 6 | 50 | 200/400 | |
| Level 7 | 75 | 300/600 | |
| Level 8 | 100 | 400/800 | |
| Level 9 | 150 | 600/1200 | |
| Level 10 | 200 | 800/1600 | |
| Level 11 | 200 | 1000/2000 | |
| Level 12 | 300 | 1200/2400 | |
| Level 13 | 400 | 1600/3200 | |
| Level 14 | 500 | 2000/4000 | |
| Level 15 | 500 | 3000/6000 | |
| Level 16 | 1000 | 4000/8000 | |
| Level 17 | 1500 | 6000/12000 | |
| Level 18 | 2000 | 8000/16000 | |
| Level 19 | 2000 | 10000/20000 | |
| Level 20 | 3000 | 12000/24000 | |
| Level 21 | 4000 | 16000/32000 | |
| Level 22 | 5000 | 20000/40000 | |
| Level 23 | 5000 | 30000/60000 | |
| Level 24 | 10000 | 40000/80000 | |
| Level 25 | 15000 | 60000/120000 | |
| Level 26 | 20000 | 80000/16000 |
